With Slow Leasing Activity, D.C.'s Office Market Struggles Continued In 2017

The D.C. office market's leasing actively decreased considerably in 2017, driven by slow GSA leasing, even as the tech sector posted big gains.

Bay Area Crystal Ball: 11 CRE Professionals Share What To Expect In 2018

Bay Area CRE professionals predict what will make or break CRE in 2018.

4 New Memorials In The Works Across D.C.

The nation's capital will soon have four new memorials for visitors to see, honoring those who fought in conflicts from World War I to the War on Terror.

The 6 Biggest Challenges Facing Multifamily Development In Baltimore

Despite Baltimore's multifamily boom, developers are concerned with several market trends driving up construction costs and adding uncertainty.

Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With Avison Young Managing Director Steve Dils

Dils led the growth of Avison Young's Atlanta office to more than 100 employees with a span across the Southeast.

EXCLUSIVE: Pennsylvania Avenue Office Building Sells For $338M

PRP bought 1111 Pennsylvania Ave. NW from Invesco in one of D.C.'s largest property sales of 2018.

Nonprofit Accelerator For America Aims To Bring Cities And Opportunity Zone Investors Together

Nonprofit led by Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti wants to bring investors and cities together for the common good of Opportunity Zones.

Grave Climate Realities Do Little To Dissuade Builders Chasing Profits, Population On The Coasts

But insurance companies and global investors may force developers to think beyond their hold time.

Despite Growing Urgency, Long-Stalled FBI Headquarters Project Remains In Limbo

GSA Administrator Emily Murphy answered questions about the FBI HQ reversal in a Wednesday hearing, but the agency has yet to request funding for its new plan.

Beyond The Bio: 16 Questions With American Real Estate Partners CEO Doug Fleit

Doug Fleit is CEO of American Real Estate Partners, where he has acquired over 16M SF of properties since co-founding the company in 2003.